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Brisbane is the state capital and largest city in Queensland with a population of 1.8 million. Due to its sub-tropical climate, internationally famous natural attractions, thriving economy and high standard of living, Brisbane is one of Australia's fastest growing cities with an average of 50,000 people migrating to the area each year.
Brisbane is an attractive sophisticated city located on the banks of the Brisbane River. The city has a bustling central business district including the Queen Street Mall with its stylish shopping galleries and side walk cafes. Across the river, the city beach, riverbank promenade and weekend markets of South Bank Parklands are some of the city's most popular attractions.
Brisbane has an exciting array of cultural and recreational opportunities. The Queensland Cultural Centre houses the state museum and library and offers international musical concerts, theatrical productions and art exhibitions throughout the year. Water sports enthusiasts can enjoy scuba diving, white water rafting, surfing and swimming and for golfers, Brisbane provides some of the best golf courses in the world. The Gold Coast is only an hour away by bus or train and the Great Barrier Reef can be reached by aeroplane in just forty-five minutes.
Brisbane offers all the facilities and services expected in a large modern city yet it retains a relaxed easy pace of life without traffic congestion and pollution. With a wide diversity of cultural and ethnic backgrounds, Brisbane also offers the high level of personal freedom that comes with a truly multicultural society. The people of Brisbane are friendly and welcoming and will make you feel very much at home.
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